Brother International WP7550JPLUS Owner's Manual - English - Page 97

Input/Edit, Screen

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The Input/Edit Screen Status Line 1 sin 1 *NEWDATA NORMAL II In , ut area El Column name 4 Row number 2 C0L 10 [pig OVER NUN 1 11 ,4 Worksheet area SF 17 21 Pressing CODE + H (HELP) displays a list of keys you can use in the Spreadsheet (Input/Edit or Command) _nler your spreadsheet data_ The Input/Edit screen is divided into three different areas: Status Line: The indicators on the status line show your current settings. From left to right: 1. The settings of the cell the cursor is positioned on (default: Normal). 2. The column width (default: 10). Input area: The upper row of the screen is called the input area. It indicates the cell which is currently highlighted in the worksheet area, and allows you to input or modify the contents of that cell. Worksheet area: The rest of the screen is called the worksheet area. It is divided into cells, designated by their positions or address on the grid, so that the cell at the top left of the worksheet becomes Al, the cell diagonally to the right and below it B2, etc. There are two different modes for creating and formatting your spreadsheets: Input/Edit mode: In the Input/Edit mode you can insert and change data within individual cells. You know that you are in the Input/Edit mode when a text cursor appears in the input area. Command mode: In the Command mode, you can move the cell cursor on the worksheet, and you have access to the function menu to perform large scale modifications. Spreadsheet 89

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The
Input/Edit
Screen
Status
Line
Pressing
CODE
+
H
(HELP)
displays
a
list
of
keys
you
can
use
in
the
Spreadsheet
(Input/Edit
or
Command)
1
2
sin
1
*NEWDATA
NORMAL
II
C0L
10
[pig
OVER
NUN
El
In
,
ut
area
Column
name
4
Row
number
1
11
,4
SF
17
21
_nler
your
spreadsheet
data_
Worksheet
area
The
Input/Edit
screen
is
divided
into
three
different
areas:
Status
Line:
The
indicators
on
the
status
line
show
your
current
settings.
From
left
to
right:
1.
The
settings
of
the
cell
the
cursor
is
positioned
on
(default:
Normal).
2.
The
column
width
(default:
10).
Input
area:
The
upper
row
of
the
screen
is
called
the
input
area.
It
indicates
the
cell
which
is
currently
highlighted
in
the
worksheet
area,
and
allows
you
to
input
or
modify
the
contents
of
that
cell.
Worksheet
area:
The
rest
of
the
screen
is
called
the
worksheet
area.
It
is
divided
into
cells,
designated
by
their
positions
or
address
on
the
grid,
so
that
the
cell
at
the
top
left
of
the
worksheet
becomes
Al,
the
cell
diagonally
to
the
right
and
below
it
B2,
etc.
There
are
two
different
modes
for
creating
and
formatting
your
spreadsheets:
Input/Edit
mode:
In
the
Input/Edit
mode
you
can
insert
and
change
data
within
individual
cells.
You
know
that
you
are
in
the
Input/Edit
mode
when
a
text
cursor
appears
in
the
input
area.
Command
mode:
In
the
Command
mode,
you
can
move
the
cell
cursor
on
the
worksheet,
and
you
have
access
to
the
function
menu
to
perform
large
scale
modifications.
Spreadsheet
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